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Artist call out: Can you turn trash into treasure?

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Artist call out: Can you turn trash into treasure?

Applications are now open for the 2020 Kimbriki Artist in Residence program at Kimbriki Resource Recovery Centre.

This means two lucky artist will have the rare opportunity to have their own art space to experiment in their practice and express themselves using resources that have been recovered from Kimbriki.

 Artist will also receive a $3,000 allowance for equipment and professional development opportunities.

This is a nine-month placement and after which time both artists will present their work on exhibition at the Creative Space.

Interested? We would love to hear from you, applications close Sunday 10 November.

Hear from our previous Kimbriki Artist in Residence about their time:

Source: Northern Beaches Council : Artist call out: Can you turn trash into treasure?
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